Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-11-17
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: THE"BUTrDfNG.a BU1M::
Some Of-tGe Structures IN Course
of Erection.

of Erection.
Architects Costerisan & Merithew
@. II. Brown, Caukin & Haas wer
Interviewed by a HERALD reporte
yesterday. Each of the gentlemen
named stated that there was plenty o
work for good mechanics. They saiC
hat their customers were suffering
more or less for the want of gooC
workmen, such as plasterers, stone
and brick masons and carpenters, The
after commanding 81 and SIS per day
and the former receiving 70. Archi
tects Costerisan & Merithew repor
the following list of structures il
course of construction or to be com
menced soon:
Hotel, sixty-four rooms, for Louis
Shiveley ON Hill street, near Second
street, $4,000.
Hotel for j. f. Smith on Olive OPP
posite Sixth-street Park, forty rooms
cost $4,000.
st. James Hotel in ST. James tract
forty rooms, cost $4,000.
Residence for J. NJ. Riley, corner Of
Olive and Eleventh streets, cost $l0,-
900.
Residence for j. w. Browning on
Boyle Heights, ten rooms, cost $4,000
Residence for c. w. lines on Hill
str ct, twelve rooms, $1,000.
Residence for Edwin Harrington on
Lake street, ten rooms, $1,000.
Residence for G. G. Cook ~ Flower
near Washington street, cost $1,000.
Residence for Frank Irwin on Flower
street, $4,000.
Residence FORE. p. Johnson on Hope
street, near corner of Tenth, twelve
rooms, $4,000.
Residence for T. II. Rhodes, $500
Residence and barn for j. B. Mye1
on Carroll street, Angeleno Heights,
$4,000.
In connection with the above list
they have twelve houses commenced
on the California Cooperative Colony
land, near Compton, costing from
$1,000 to $4,000.
Lodging house for George Rudolph,
on Sixth street, twenty-five rooms,
$4,000.
Lodging-house for Mrs. Eliza Sepul-
veda, $4,000.
The following list is report from
@. H. Brown OF buildings in cont truc-
ton or nearly completed:
Two residences for j. j. Skinner,
Angelefio Heights, $4,000.
Residence for George Eshman, on
Figueroa street, $4,000.
r.
of Beacon and Ninth streets, $11 900.
Residence for IL. w. Mills, sixteen
rooms, $4,000.
Residence for j. w. Hinton, in
Childs' tract, $4,000.
Gate for judge Charles Silen Sn
Adams street, $4,000.
Residence for George Bixby, at
Long Beach, $4,000.
Residence for H. w. Nash, at Long
Beach, $4,000.
Residence for J. S. Vosburg, Sierra
Madre villa, $1,000.
Residence for Charles B. Sumner
at Pomona, $4,000.
Residence of M. S. Baker on Fort
street, $1,000.
School building atGlendora, $11 ,000
School building at Glensdale, 81 800.
Hotel just finished at Alham bra,
stock company, $50, 900.
Alterations on residence of j. De
Barth Shorb at San Gabriel, $13, 000
Railroad station and office building
on Ballona road at Englewood, 81, 800.
M. Brown has just finished the
music pavilion on Sixth Street Park
ov,1 10 II rllnS GANarnl
large buildings.
Caukin q Haas report large num-
Der of costly buildings as follows:
City Hall on Fort street, sos, 800.
w. G. 7. U. building on the north
west corner of Fort and Temple
streets, which will be used as the gem
eral office for the w. CT. U. Associa-
ton of Southern California, also lee
ture and lodge room for the same
organization, Tor $4,000.
G. f. Thoms apartment building,
corner OF Main and Mayo streets,
$4,000.
Alterations and addition to First
National Bank, s..
Alterations and addition to the
Southern California Insurance Com
pany" building, $4,000.
First National Bank, Monrovia,
building, SIS, 900.
Hotel Winchester, at Fullerton,
$25, 900.
Store for H. 6. Wiltshire, at Fuller
ton, $4,000.
Alterations to Long Beach hotel,
$4,000.
Three cottages for w. II. Barnard,
corner of Grand avenue and Wash
ington streets, $4,000 each.
Residence for d. K. Edwards, Court
House street, $4,000.
These firms are now busily engaged
in drawing plans for buildings which
will be ready for publication soon.